Soviet Gromyko backs UN role in disarmament
At the United Nations General Assembly Adlai Stevenson cited Western objections to Soviet disarmament plans while Gromyko endorsed a world disarmament conference and a meeting of heads of state to ban nuclear weapons. He pledged Soviet support for the UN and stressed peaceful coexistence despite Cold War tensions.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Adlal Elevgn
Reunifica
Soviet Union
Stevenson
Germany
Gromyko
Viet Nam
Anmain
A. Gromyko
General Assembly
Red China
Cairo
Take Home Pay Red-Haired Secretary in Forgery Case
Independent oilman H C Hood hired Germaine Springer in October at 350 dollars monthly. She began forging checks, bought a car, fur, a watch and paid debts. Rangers arrested her in Fort Worth. eight one hundred dollar bills and the goods were recovered. she faces forgery charges.
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Midland
Tex
H. C
Hood
Germaine Springer
Germaine
Gene Howell
Howell
Illinois Savings and Loan
Texas Rangers
Fort Worth
Kansas Crash Fatal to Four
Five persons were killed on Kansas highways over the weekend in two accidents. Harley B. Hilton 23 his wife Donna K 19 their one year old son Darren G Hilton and Jackie N Collins 19 were killed when a car hit a bridge on U S 50 east of Coolidge Sunday night. Friday night David M Graeham 19 of Oswego died when his car struck a culvert on K 7 north of Columbus.
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Associated Press
Kansas
U. S. 50
Coolidge
Harley B. Hilton
Oroville
Wash
Donna K
Darren G. Hilton
Jackie N. Collins
Jordan
Ark
David M. Graeham
Oswego
Columbus
Weather Summary for Topeka and Kansas Today
Area forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and general fair conditions through Tuesday. Low tonight 20 to 25, high Tuesday in the middle 40s. Temperatures in Kansas moderated slowly today with snow cover noted in some areas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Long Smooth Cruise Hoped for Mariner 4
A Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientist says Mariner 4's cruise toward Mars should be smooth and extended, with a July milestone when the spacecraft will pass about 4,400 miles from Mars and capture the closest television pictures yet of the red planet.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner 4
Mars
Gifts for Real Top Dogs Across Regions
A regional roundup of pet gifts features dog coats, velvet collars, a doggy biscuit dispenser, and heat aids. Prices range from $2.98 to $14.95, with items suited for indoor and outdoor dogs in eastern and southern markets.
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East
South
New York
Kansas
Cafe Society
Lawrence
Hutchin
Hill City
Hutchinson
Concordia
Chanute
Minor Crashes Persist On Icy City Streets
A weekend spate of minor vehicle crashes across the city caused no serious injuries. Police report damages totalling several hundred dollars, with many cars skidding or colliding at intersections from Main and Highland to 17th and Malcolm, involving drivers and residents named in the incident notes.
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Malcolm
Rickey J. Dean
S. Malcolm
eern _ Bonnie C. Dean
Ise M. Dillon
Evergreen
Ein Cars
Sim
Leo A
Hebee Reed
Katy
Elm
Stierwalt Way
Reed
Roy
Ford
Tom Tripp
Wiles
Chanute
Edward L. Bilbe
S. Washington
Sharon Stemple
Rober
L. Hesting
N. Forest
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka December Log
In Topeka a traffic fatality log notes fatalities through 9 a.m. on December 7, with year references 1964 and 1963 and comparisons. The fragment records numbers and timing from an AP dispatch on local road deaths.
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Topeka
Mississippi Awaits Evidence in Murder Case
In Philadelphia Mississippi the FBI has turned over evidence to state authorities as prosecutors prepare for a preliminary hearing in the murder case involving 21 men. The case centers on three slain individuals and civil rights workers.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Johnson
FBI
Dist. Atty. W. H
Johnson Jr
Meridian
Esther Carter
Justice Department
Mississippi
Odds and Ends Used as Holiday Decor Across Homes
The article describes handmade holiday decorations from common household odds and ends, including cone trees, a three wise men display from detergent bottles, and wall displays. It notes a Chanute Arts and Crafts club program, with about 35 women attending, and various recyclable materials used to create festive items. It also covers legal proceedings in Mississippi where 21 men face federal civil rights charges, with ongoing testimony and a statewide defense fund being organized for the defendants.
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Arts and Crafts Club
Chanute
Wnys
Ing
Juco Plan For Council Aims State Aid For Junior Colleges
A proposal to provide state aid to junior colleges will be recommended to the Legislative Council this week. Sen. Laurin Jones says the plan would grant foundation finance level support but not join the foundation program. The study envisions up to 22 junior colleges nationwide locations with one within commuting distance of all areas, offering courses aligned with state universities. A director of junior colleges would operate under the state superintendent of public instruction.
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Topeka
Laurin Jones
Dodge City
Education Committee
Jones
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Appointments By Anderson Before His Exit
Gov. John Anderson says Roy Shapiro will serve as acting executive director of the Department of Administration until a new appointment is made. Four department directors, including Shapiro, have terms expiring Dec. 14, with appointments to be completed before he leaves office in January. Anderson expects to name a full slate and a Terie poar director remains temporary until Avery takes over.
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Topeka
Roy Shapiro
Ine Vito LP
John Anderson
Wlyde M. Reed
Anderson
T ‘O
Department of Administration
William H
Avery
Gover
Shapiro
Intercepted Letter Contemplates Vague Descriptions
A reader reflects on a reporter describing a woman as looking like a school teacher and on using indecisive language. The writer argues such phrasing lacks specificity and suggests tighter wording would be preferable for clarity.
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State Board of Education
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Chevrolet
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Lafay
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